INVESTIGATION WITHOUT DESTRUCTION OF KUROHANE MEDICAL CLINIC IN ISESAKI CITY, BASED ON X-RAY EXAMINATION(History and Theory of Architecture)
2003; Architectural Institute of Japan; Volume: 9; Issue: 18 Linguagem: Inglês
10.3130/aijt.9.367
ISSN1881-8188
AutoresOsamu Goto, Masaki USHIODA, Kaori Nagai, Hajime Ono, Kazuhiko HOSHI,
Tópico(s)Urban and spatial planning
ResumoThe existing walls of the historical building "Kurohane Clinic" (1912) were examined with the X-ray non-destructive investigation. The investigation was to confirm the way was constructed, such as the structural members, the rot of materials and the condition of the wall sheathing. It was not possible to confirm them with inspection. It would be historical buildings. As the result of the investigation, there are no bracings found. Also it is clear that the two methods were used for the wall sheathing, one is the wood lath is laid across the studs 45degree in "Okabe" and the other is the "Takekomai-sitazi" in "Shinkabe". However, the rotten members have not been found.
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